Nap of the day: best horse racing tips for the day's three meetings

Monday's best bets from the Racing Post's unbeatable Spotlights team

Galway

12.30: Settlement

Down in class and up in trip after contesting a 7f Group 3 race at the Curragh, Settlement has good overall credentials for this. The once-raced Everlasting may pose a bigger threat than two stablemates who lack experience. Kisiyra can compete for a share of the money.
Alan Sweetman

Settlement12:30 Galway

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Jky: Chris Hayes Tnr: D K Weld

Huntingdon

3.35: General Medrano

The race that General Medrano won at Uttoxeter rather fell apart around him but it was still a thoroughly likeable debut over fences. He looks well treated despite a 7lb rise. In The Air is an interesting newcomer to fences, while Out On The Tear is weighted to be winning again sooner or later.
Alistair Jones

General Medrano15:35 Huntingdon

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Jky: Tom Bellamy Tnr: Emma Lavelle

Newcastle

7.30: Mumcat

The bang-in-form topweight Mumcat can follow up her recent course-and-distance win. The three-year-old Bernie The Bear has shaped as though he's worth a go at sprinting and is feared most ahead of The Gay Blade and Basholo.
Ben Hutton

Mumcat19:30 Newcastle (A.W)

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Jky: Joanna Mason Tnr: Jacqueline Coward

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